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The Silent Barrier

by: Louis Tracy

Publication date: 2012-08-21

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: librivox, audiobook, mystery, romance, Switzerland,

Language: English

Item Size: 1.3G

LibriVox recording of The Silent Barrier, by Louis Tracy.
Read by Mary Herndon Bell.

The Silent Barrier is a story of mystery and romance with Charles K. Spencer, a well-to-do young American mining engineer, as main character. Drinking his water in a hotel in London one day, he overhears a conversation between two young women, one of whom speaks of going to Switzerland. He decides to play "fairy godfather" and send the comparatively poor, but most amicable other girl there, without her knowing anything of him, under the pretext of furthering her career as a writer for a scientific journal. However, the girl is shadowed on her journey by the mysterious Mr. Mark Bower. Convinced from the first that Bower is a rogue, Mr. Spencer decides to follow them to protect the girl... (Summary by Carolin)

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Addeddate: 2012-08-21 06:50:43

Boxid: OL100020309

Call number: 6517

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Identifier: silent_barrier_1208_librivox

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Reviewer: Jpassservais - - December 27, 2015
Subject: Thanks Again

Thank you, Mary Herndon Bell, and I am very sincere in saying that your excellent reading of this very good story has added much to my enjoyment of it. I believe anyone who listened to this story as read by you would agree, even though they were indifferent to the story, that your reading of it was very well done. But I must add that it would be ethically impossible for me to criticize anyone who gave of their time and energy so unselfishly for the benefit of others. God Bless Librivox.

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